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does the neck-plate says steel reinforced neck? I think it's been made in the matsumoko factory in japan.

Rinus sure was one of them. I personaly think Frank Kraaienveld of the Bintangs is way way way cooler. [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] Invalid Link Removed Playing time it will get enough believe. First I have to have it get some TLC en then play it.

I recall an conversation about old guitars in the netherlands I once had with an old collector. He told me and some bystanders a story on a vintage guitarfair about the longhorn being one of the first and only US made bassguitar to be available in the 60's in the netherlands. 9fenders were...

If you look at the 3rd picture of the serials on neckpocket it seems to look just like mine. 3 screw holes and an tilt system. Also the truss rod system appears to be the same. Invalid Link Removed also on that site # # 1956-1969: Poplar bolt-on necks with Brazilian rosewood fingerboards...

To me it doesn't matter if it's a real one or not. I just love to own obscure bassguitars. And I love to puzzle out as much as I can about the unknown basses that I own. The trussrod system is really wierd.

Every Dynelectron I've seen has a 4 screw bolt on neck and a different trussrod system. And als there some other differences. And they dn't have the "tilt" screw thing in place. Found some dynelectron pics on the online "bible" of italian made guitars. Invalid Link Removed

It's a rare bird and I just couldn't let it pass. I collect old odd/strange bassguitars. Most of them european made. When I drove away from home to pick it up I was thinking maybe it's an italian made dynelectron but it looks to much dano to be one of those. I've owned one of those a few years...

Hi There guys, Since yesterdag I'm the owner of an much played, beat up en clearly old longhorn bass. It looks like an Genuine Dano to my untrained eyes, but instead of having the "danelectro" brandname on the head it says "longhorn" The guy I bought the bass from did know a great bit of...

When I was 16, I had an Squier SP-10 amp. I even used it once on stage! I will never forget the soundman's face. Little did I know. At home I normaly play at my 18 watt fender musicmaster basscombo. I have an killer rig at home an late 60's london city dea-130 head with a 4x15" cab and a 2 x...

I have 3 lefty musicmasters ('73, '74 and '78) myself and I really adore these basses, Have some 20 or so other short-scales. The best option for an musimaster bas would be finding an squier vista series musicmaster bass they're really great or even an squier bronco bass. they are dirt cheap but...

I like the Alan Knight basses. I only have real relics. I am now busy making a relic metallic purple over sunburst refin P-bass met fretless maple neck.

here mine, from left to right magic eb-2 Made in Holland 60's Elite italian made early 60's Egmond Colorado 70's made in holland Ibanez 1915 made in japan 70's Brandless violin bass copy 2005 made in china or korea

it sure looks like an 70's made in japan bassguitar. They come in lot's of brandnames. In fact anyone who did buy a certain number of them could get the name he wanted on the headstock. I think 160 pounds is a good/fair price for it. The Pups on basses like this have the habbit of being...

I'n new here, some of you may know me as Saf from some other forum. I would like to join the club have a couple of short scales in the collection 1 fender musicmaster lefty '73 2 fender musicmaster lefty '74 3 fender musicmaster lefty '78 4 Homebuild with musicmaster '77 neck 5 Magic EB-2...

I've an epiphone EB-1 bass it's not an short scale unfortunatly but it's a great bass, you can even screw out the endpin and srew in an large pin so you can play it like an upright. (do not know where to find those upricht screw in pins) I also got an chinese violin bass fro man unknow brand, In...